This is our final installment of our series on the Collaboration Hierarchy. Last week, we looked at Conscious Communication Channels. This week, we will be discussing how to accelerate feedback loops and knowledge sharing to get the most out of your collaborative culture.
I got curious about what kind of people are most desired in a Security Operations Center (SOC).
It’s no surprise that AI (Artificial Intelligence) is really starting to make an impact in the customer service industry. How companies interact with customers is being strongly influenced by this emerging technology.
On Thursday 6th December, 2018, I realized how dependent I was on my mobile phone having an internet connection. That particular day, I was out and about away from Wi-Fi networks. The first time I noticed I had no connectivity was when I used my phone to check if my train was on time.
Password security has always been a challenge. Brute force attacks are constantly getting more powerful, but they aren’t the only threat you have to worry about. A range of password stealing malware continues to grow in popularity.
SQL is the dominant language for data analysis because most of the time, the data you're analyzing is stored in a database. And most analysis involves a lot of filtering, grouping and counting — actions that SQL makes very easy. But sometimes you need to go beyond pure SQL.
In this blog, we’ll take a step-by-step look at setting up a simple ECS cluster to run a standalone instance of Splunk. For those new to Splunk, ECS and the world of containers, I would recommend the following could be used for prototypes, testing and development.
Container security orchestration allows to define within your security policy how you are going to respond to your different container security incidents. These responses can be automated in what is called security playbooks.
